Sentence examples for overly structured from inspiring English sources

Government purchasing is the extreme case, with its overly structured procurement system.

Unpredictable attackers: Klinsmann has hinted at his disapproval of the overly structured, N.C.A.A.-derived American soccer style that emphasizes organization over creativity.

One reason was Gulati's loyalty to Bob Bradley, the previous U.S. coach, whose college background and somewhat stoical character led to a spirited but overly structured national approach.

The lesson here: For a sense of seclusion in a wild, cottage-style garden, pack 'em in and avoid overly structured plants.

Despite several calls for the government to mandate compulsory PSE or to make PSE a part of the public education system, the government has cautioned against these recommendations to avoid the danger of formalizing PSE too early and subjecting preschoolers to an overly structured and academic-oriented curriculum aimed merely for academic readiness (Zulkifli 2010).

The authors suggested that overly structured data can result in a loss of cognitive focus by clinicians, with a loss of overview when dealing with data in many fields, and that this can apply to the reporting radiologist as well as the report reader.

Q-set: Topsoil sandy, overly poorly structured olive yellow calcareous sandy clay, occurs in bottom land positions or in drainage lines and parental material is sandstones and shales.

In many countries of the region, economic uncertainty has combined with weakening social capital, an embryonic and fragile civil society, a poorly resourced and overly vertically structured health system, and public policies tackling drug use that have emphasised law enforcement and security at the expense of public health.

At the time Squared seemed overly ambitious (the structured results didn't seem very reliable), but obviously it's come a long way.

Overly complex and badly structured, it was a policy that sank, taking with it a great chunk of the coalition's reputation for being able to make a difference in an area that is increasingly contested.

This is an old conflict between art and commerce… free minds, and minds that are perhaps overly tethered to structure.